Suan Dusit University’s Trang Education Center Holds Fire Alarm and Emergency Evacuation Training, Strengthening Safety for Dormitory Residents and Staff

Fifty-four people filed into the dormitory training room at Suan Dusit University’s Trang Education Center on July 22, 2026, ready to learn what to do if a fire actually broke out. The mix said a lot about who fire safety really touches on a campus — students living in the dorm sat alongside support staff, cleaning crews, and the security guards who patrol the building every night.

Nobody just watched from the sidelines. Trainers walked the group through firefighting equipment hands-on, tested the building’s alarm system in front of everyone, then ran a full evacuation drill that mimicked the real chaos of an actual emergency. By the time it wrapped, people weren’t just nodding along — they could grab the equipment and use it correctly, and more importantly, they felt ready.

That readiness is exactly the point. The dormitory organized the session as part of a wider safety push across the university, one aimed squarely at cutting the odds of anyone getting hurt or losing property to something preventable. It also folds neatly into Suan Dusit’s Green & Clean University push — a campus that’s not just tidy and attractive but genuinely safe to live on. For the Trang center specifically, this training marks another step toward a learning environment where students and staff alike know how to handle a crisis instead of just hoping one never comes.